Whitby Free Press, 30 Aug 1978, p. 8

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PAGE 8' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS *Health ~ Views Astronauts grow taller One of the findings from thé 84-day Skylab Mission was that the astronauts grew taller - as much as an TOWN 0F WHITBY MUNICIPAL OFFICE CLO.SED, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4TH, 1978 LABOUR DAY Garbage which would norm'ally be picked up onl Monday, September 4th, 1978 -will be collected on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH, 1978. R.A. KuWahara, P. Eng., Director of Public Works. ! A m I!ILL .FALL S FALL'CHECK-UP UP tf0<Includes $199%, OI AND FILSE MOChange oil (4 quars) bO Intait new Motorcrafttiller jeinpact: Exhaust System Shock Absorbers Steering Lirkage Front and Pear Suspenso Radiator and Heater Hase Battery Cabies and Connections Ail Beits Ait Fluid Levais; Air Cleaner Fîter Wndshiieid Wiper Bades &0 L.ubrcate Hood tatctr and hnges0 Door Hinges Dack tid Hinges - kO Test Cootant tor Te mperettire Protection Battery Specitic Greity Aittights and signais Passaniger Cars mnd Liglit Trucks AUTOMATIC.TRANSMSSON ut ueâmTUNEmUP $367 PO Dra in Automnatic Transmission Torque Converter if equîp- ped wth drain plug) I ý>0 Clgan Fluid pick up screen Air Breather <it so equipped> #b Adjust Bands Lnkage SReplace. Pan gaskeî and Mluid Road Test Vehicle Most Passersger Cars and Lght Trucks mu OSi inch and three-quarters. Physicians concluded that without the pull of gravity to push down on bis skeleton, the spaceman's body simply loosens up with the distance between each disc in the spinal column expanding slightly. Gravity is a rnagnetic force that holds man and al l is wordly possessions on the earth. Its effect is felt and seen in the shapes, forms, and abilities of ail living things on eartb. It is frîend and foe alike, for gravity helps us with some jobs and binders us in others. Tbink how gravity affects the buman body in its various stages. As an infant, man must learn to overcome this force in order*to stand upright and move about freely. As the body grows into adolescence and finally into adulthood, the amount of sucoess developed in adapting to the force of gravity governs bis functional ability. This is why some individuals are particularly agile, others somewhat clumsy or accident-prone. Gravity's affect can even be seen in the human profile - the toddler with bis. prominent abdomen and swayback, the young adult with bis well-proportioned chest atid fiat abdomen, the middle-aged person with bis fiat chest and prominent lower abdomen, and the senior citizen with 'bis sway-baok and pendulous lower abdomen. The cycle goes the full round. The force of gravity is acting upon your body at al times. The placement of structural components due to the force of gravity governs your functional ability and'health. Periodic spinal examinations make certain that your body structure does not deviate from the normanl. A doctor of cbiropractic bas madeé a special study of conditions related to the spine and nervous system. He seeks toflot. only locate tbe problem and give relief from symptoms, but also to correct the fundamental cause as well as' offer preventive, rehabilitation', and maintenance counsel. These heaith views are published by members of the Ontario Chiropractic Association in the intereat of , A m E, lTUNEMUP ot i"m"e thn $325$ $39s$'$449,5 4 cytînder 6 cylînder 8 cytincien SOO Replace Sperk Ptugs' wilh new Autolîte plugs ý n'ton pints ondenser. Rotor w.th new Motorcrafl parns #O Adjust timing, carburetor andi betta Ao Chreck Dstrîbutor cap. cooling system hases sparti ptug mires, cai. PCV Vatve air fîter andi gasolîne biler Includes light truckis andi imports. Speciai prîce on cars wth etectronic ignition i and Econolînes Parts and labour inctuded. Any aitir.snai parts or service wm b e niaiedi Sabre work is siaried SHOCK ABSORBERS sot mrepar $2650 160 Instait two SURE TRACKERS heavy dnty AW sertes Motorcraft shocti absorbers front or rear bol Inspect front and rear suspension ail apfrngs steenng assembly steening lînkage Installation, tnciuded Passenger cars and i ight truckis AW sertes heavy-duty shock absorbers carry a <fe-tîme guarantee CALL NOW FOR GUARANTEED 90 DAs OR -M mm VOUR APPOINTMENT EXPIRY DATE MAY 15, 1978 TORONTO 9:21-4655 SP OR TAT ION CE N T RtI Ans TRAA You've heardit before: You've got to walk before you can run. It's true. So Iet's get movin'. a/nanJ WaIk a block.Today., MICHAEL EGGERT ANGELIKA LITTLEFIELD Brother & sister gain top honors l'le sane as Iil.1969, .Iic:hael and Angier ebjîdren 0 1 Fr'îa îii : tiî<t Susie Eggert of WlIHYtad their respective gradii:if ion ceremonies in i 78i the sarne time. On June 10, Michael's Ph.D. cercmony was held at the 'Sonate House of Cambridge- University in England. Afler becomning a doctor of rienla-,l surgery in 1969, he workfed for his M.A. degree in liii, Chemistry, -and h< sfl'o *v in :cute the University of Toronto. Michael received for four \,vars a Canadian Medical esearch Council Scholar- uîip and was accepted asa <search fellow at Corpus tiristi College in ambridge. He worked there mn the medical lab of Profes- sor R.R. Coombs of the, department of immunology. T'his work led to his Ph.D. degree. Currently Michael holds a Psition at the College of urgeons' of England in .ondon, again involved with îîsearch iimmunology. .Michael married a British Jiri while in England. She is udying to be a barrister. ibey live in Theydon Bois, a ,,mail hamlet outside of 1 ondon. Ironically Frank and Susie, the parents, could not be with their daughter Angie at her ceremony. On June 7 when it took place, she had to irive both to the airport for hem to be in Cambridge on tine for Michael's gradua- ion, as they were invited as î<>usC guests of Prof. and Usrs. Coombs. Angelika Littlefield -'ceived her B.A. in 1969 at 1'oronto University. She îrked for al] necessary iching certificates at the îkehead University and in )ronto. She became a high school Aeher. teachitiîg English, riQatre arts and arts. At this ne she is a toacher at &'nry Street Hîigh School in WVhitbv. .\ngie is married. and her isband is studying to iecomne a Iawyer. On June 7 .,h- reeived ber M.A. degree il1 Engllsh from York University, Toronto, OSHAWA 576-1800

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